Projects and references

The assignment consisted in training five staff members of the Court of Auditors of Guinea on ''Developing a communication plan: principles and tools''. Over a period of 5 days, the participants strengthened their skills so as to acquire a command of the design of a communication strategy, the development of a communication plan and the communication tools (particularly digital tools) required for its implementation.

The assignment consists of training one agent of the Financial Market Authority of the West African Monetary Union (FMA-WAMU), Côte d’Ivoire, on the following topic: ''Audit of an organisation's governance processes''.
This ten-(10) day training/coaching course, to be held in Clichy, France, aims to strengthen the skills of the Internal Auditor and to increase the added value of internal audit activities.

The assignment involved individual coaching for the Secretary General of the Comoros Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, the Environment, Tourism and Handicrafts on the subject of ''Ministerial management of public policies''.
In each country, governments draw up and publish a medium-term strategic document setting out the main objectives to be achieved in terms of economic and social development. This document is broken down into ''sectoral public policies'', which are implemented by the various ministries in their respective fields. Consequently, in application of the principles of results-based management (RBM), the senior managers of the ministries are responsible for guiding, steering and evaluating the day-to-day action of their administration in the service of "public policies", and the aim of this training was to build the capacity of this official in these key areas.

The mission consisted of training two African officials - one from the Court of Auditors in Senegal and the other from the Technical Coordination and Mining Planning Unit in the Democratic Republic of Congo - on the subject of "Mines and hydrocarbons: negotiating contracts". Over a ten-day period, the participants strengthened their skills to acquire a command of contract negotiation techniques in the fields of mining and hydrocarbons.

The mission consisted of training senior officials from the Ministry of Finance of the Democratic Republic of Congo on the subject of ''Management of financial assistance accounts''.
Financial assistance accounts show the State's support for various beneficiaries, whether companies or individuals. They are opened by a Finance Act and expose the State to a risk of insolvency. For this reason, outstanding advances and loans must be strictly controlled and rigorously monitored. Given the proximity of the texts applicable in the DRC and France, the aim of this training course is to study the legal and accounting framework and the practice of financial assistance accounts.